How do I do Multi track recording simultaneously with 2 maudio 61keyboards

I have a fast track pro Mac mini and two m audio 61 keyboards and want to record both keyboards to 2 tracks simultaneously. Can I do his without more equipment? How?

Yep, it's all explained here by David Nahmani (author official Logic certification training books):
http://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=32201

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I recently purchased a new RME Fireface 800 and want to begin recording multi-track audio.
I plan to purchase DP in the future but have spent my $ allocation for now and want to be able to at least get started using something simple and cheap like GB. I currently have GB1 and have learned from experience that it does not support multi-track recording. If GB2 does I will UG.
Has anyone successfully recorded 8 tracks simultaneously with GB2 and if so how?
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I finally got around to fixing a typo in the anchor for the above link, but instead of adding it, i replaced the typo which breaks the above link. The correct (and hopefully final) URL is:
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was wondering if anyone could help me. I would like to know how (if possible) I could set a series of effects that are applied directly on a track by track basis during a multi track recording. I use a 16 channel USB interface and often record my band using +/- 10 tracks simultaneously. I now record the tracks via mics or DI outputs from amplifiers and then apply compression etc on a track by track basis after the initial data capture. I would like to be able to (for example), set a preset effect such as compressor and capture the audio with that effect applied in real time, just as I would if the signal went through a hardware compressor.
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teti_tony wrote:
so what is the purpose of the MIXER tab in multi track view where one can apply effects on a track by track basis? I am imagining that AA3 would behave similar to a hardware console where the inputs can be managed effects wise by the effects available on the board.
Are the effects in the MIXER tab for playback only? I am confused. For example, if I set certain effects to channel X in the mixer tab, what does that do for me?
The effects are present for monitoring purposes, but because they've been passed through the entire system, they inevitably gain a degree of latency that makes them rather ineffective for direct monitoring purposes by a performer. In theory, you can apply reverb into a vocal performance and send it back to the vocalist, but if you do, you have to make sure that the direct signal doesn't go as well because the delay will be totally offputting. Invariably, if you want effects to listen to whilst recording, then external hardware does a better job, I'm afraid - and that's invariably a computer limitation.
So, if you add an effect in the mixer during recording, it will only be for monitoring purposes - the track will be recorded dry, as Bob says. And yes, that's always been industry practice - you always have a clean recording to return to if you screw up the effects, and that's invariably cheaper than a new session to re-record. You have to be careful though - when you replay your track it will still sound as though the effects are applied unless you remember to remove them from the mixer channel first. So the effect acts on the channel all the time, but never on the recording.
Yes, there is a way of cheating if you have a multi-I/O card. You feed the monitor output to a spare output pair, and re-record it on a spare input pair. This way you get a dry recording, and an effected one. It's rarely worth it, though.

Multi-track recording question

Multi-track recording question
Hey, just need some help on multi tracking using audition, hope this is the right forum?
Wanted to know if anyone has a clue about assigning inputs from an audio interface to separate tracks on a recording program (ie: Adobe audition)
I record live with my band alot, and have every amp and the kit mic'd up, but how do i make it so that each microphone is recording to a different track on the PC?
My interface is an M audio fast track ultra, if that is of any use.
Any advice appreciated! Thanks!

FreeCT wrote:
Wanted to know if anyone has a clue about assigning inputs from an audio interface to separate tracks on a recording program (ie: Adobe audition). I record live with my band alot, and have every amp and the kit mic'd up, but how do i make it so that each microphone is recording to a different track on the PC?
In Audition, assuming that you can see all of the inputs available in the Hardware Setup, you find the right-facing arrow (input assign) on each track in MV's Main view, and you click on the box it's pointing to, go to Mono, and select the input you want for that particular track. The mono ones say [01M], [02M], etc. If you want to record a stereo track, then select the Stereo option where the inputs are paired and say [01S] et seq. This would have input 1 as left, input 2 as right.
If you can't see all of the inputs available, try selecting the ASIO driver in Hardware Setup...

Multi Track Recording for a dummies (please help!)

Background:
I've tried to search these forums and others for an answer to this question, but there is almost too much info out there and a lot of it is pretty confusing (for example: http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/Tutorials/AggregateDevice.html )
The Goal:
My nephew would like to record multiple tracks of audio into Garage Band at the same time. For example, 4 people each singing at the same time. (by the way, he has a brand new MacBook).
Neither he nor I know much about music equipment these days, although I have some experience from the early 90s.
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Like this: http://www.zzounds.com/item--FOSMR8MKII ). First you record onto the included compact flash card, then you then you import each track into Garage Band (one track at a time?).
2) Record all 4 tracks directly into Garage Band.
Option 2 seems like the best for his needs, but we can't quite figure out what device is needed. Somewhere we read that we need a "4 track audio interface" but somewhere else someone said that an audio interface would mix all 4 tracks together into 1. I also have no idea who the best manufacturers are these days, etc. I don't even know enough to do a decent google search.
We're not looking for something top-of-the-line. Just something solid and reliable with decent sound quality. Hoping to keep it under $250. He knows he is going to have to dive in and really learn Garage Band, but we are hoping that there is something out there that is as close to plug-and-play as possible.
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i can't help but ask: what did you not understand in that? it shows you step by step what to click, there really isn't anything to understand, just follow the steps.
Well, the title of my post does say "for dummies" (actually its says "for a dummies" - nice proof reading on my part).
But to answer your question (if you really want to know), its daunting for someone with zero point zero Garage Band experience. Put yourself in the position of someone with no Garage Band knowledge whatsoever. Then read that post. It assumes that the reader at least knows why they are on that page, as opposed to having stumbled onto it through some random google link. It doesn't actually say up front anywhere that this is for recording multiple tracks into Garage Band. In fact, none of the steps are done inside Garage Band - its in a utility called "Audio Midi Setup."
I am not saying that its poorly written, or unclear, I just didn't "get it" at first. Keep in mind that I am working in the dark here and trying to get up the learning curve as quickly as I can. This is all new stuff to me - and I am just trying to help out my nephew.
Now subsequent to my original post, I found a FAQ on that site and then found this: http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/Tutorials/RecordingMultipleTracks.html So now I understand that you can either use an "interface", or create this so called "aggregate device". Little by little its all falling into place. ( Also its seems like that is a really good site for Garage Band info. )
but somewhere else someone said that an audio interface would mix all 4 tracks together into 1.
that's a silly thing to say, it depends on the interface, the one linked to above will record to separate tracks.
Again, I am stumbling around in the dark. Cut me some slack. How was I supposed to know that something someone else wrote was silly?
But MOST importantly, you did give me a link to a device that will do what he wants, the Alesis MultiMix 8 USB. Thank You!!! Now if we could find one that's a little cheaper I'd really be in business.

SB X-Fi and Multi-Track Recording

I have a SB X-Fi card pre-installed on my new Windows7 computer & I'm using Cakewalk HomeStudio7 for multi-track recording. The SB card is working OK. I can record from the Line-In correctly.
However, when I record in a new audio track, the other audio tracks are also mixed in, rather than just being audible in the mix.
I didn't have this problem with a generic sound card. I'm fairly certain there is a SB setting somewhere that will disable audio from being recorded and just use the Line-In instead. No idea where to look however. I don't believe this is related to Cakewalk.
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Your reciever/amplifier has to decode the DTS or other 5. encoded stream. Check to see what format your reciever can understand, and make sure that you have checked those in the Control Panel / Sound / Advanced applet. If your amp supports a particular format only (and bit depth and sample rate) you might need to make sure the card is set for that and you might possibly even need a source in that format.
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How do you import multi track wave files into Logic Pro?
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Is this a 5 or 6 channel single wav file?
I don't believe Logic will import these but can't be 100% sure because I'm not using the very latest version, I'm at 9.1.5 because it's stable. I do know that "SoundTrack Pro" that shipped with the disk version of Logic can export multichannel files so I'm guessing that it may very well open them as well. Soundtrack Pro has been discontinued but if you do have it, make sure it's the latest version.
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How do I create multi-track pitch adjustments without Master Control?

Please note before reading: I already know how to use Master Control and change the pitch of all the tracks within one Garageband project.
In the lastest updated version of Garageband (it's March 3, 2014 right now), you can't change the pitch of audio sound bytes individually. You can only change them all at once. So if you make a pitch adjustment using the Master Control, it changes the pitch of ALL the sound bytes within that project. That's the basic problem here.
What I am trying to do is change the pitch of individual layers of sound bytes. For instance: let's say you have two layers of audio in a project: One is Voice #1, the other is Voice #2. But I want to adjust the pitch of those two layers separately. So, on Voice #1 I want to make the pitch higher. And on Voice #2, I want to make the pitch lower.
Problem being with the new Garageband update, the only way I can change the pitches is by using the Master Control, which adjusts the pitch of both tracks at once, but doesn't allow me to adjust the pitches individually. Thus, both tracks are changed to the same adjusted pitch, which is what I DON'T want.
Please tell me a fix around this for now, and then DEFINITELY make mult-track pitch adjustments easier to manipulate when you have your next update of Garageband.
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amathiowitz wrote:
In the lastest updated version of Garageband [...], you can't change the pitch of audio sound bytes individually.
actually, you can, the same ways one did in version 6.
you can use the Tranposition slider in the editor pane (unless the audio was imported, rather than recorded using GB), or use the AUPitch plug-in
For more on plug-ins in GBv10:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#gbv10audiounit
This FAQ entry offers a Minute GarageBand video tutorial
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Ok, Hi there fellow GB Users. I have a question here reguarding recording live audio.
I want to record our band live, with seperate tracks for each musician. I know that you can use an aggregate device to setup usb headsets and mics and such, but what I want to know is if anyone knows of a INEXPENSIVE Multi Input hardware. Either Firewire or USB preffered, or maybe even Opticallink.
So, I have used GB to record the musicians one at a time, overlaying a new track along side the others with great sucsess.
There are things like http://www.presonus.com/ but I am looking to do this on the Cheap. starving musician here
I don't mind building something if you know of a kit, or something else I can do.
I also wondered if anyone doing this already could tell me what they are using, and aslo how many tracks they are ale to record at once with thier respective setups.
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I considered using a usb hub with a handfull of usb sound card dongles and using the mic inputs.
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how many tracks they are ale to record at once
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